5 Tools and Tips for Keeping Your Sound Design Session Organized

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In this video, I share 5 tools and tips to help you keep your sound design session clean and organized. The purpose of this is to help you so that whenever you open your DAW session, whether a day from now or a year from now, you will be able to get back into it as quickly as possible.

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